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The future of open source is inextricably linked to the law. Regulations have the potential to foster or hinder its development. Both existing and forthcoming EU laws reveal tensions between expanding personal digital sovereignty and enabling open-source innovation. At this year’s T3CON, legal expert Neil Peretz gave us a tour of these nuanced aspects of digital sovereignty, as well as a look at the situation in the USA.
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If you have any audience in Europe, you need to read this.
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Symfony
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As always, we will start with the official news from Symfony.
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Highlight -> "This week, Symfony continued adding support for the upcoming PHP 8.4 version in all maintained Symfony branches. Meanwhile, the next Symfony 7.1 release improved performance when creating lazy objects, added support for workflows that need to store many tokens in the marking and introduced a new AutowireMethodOf attribute to autowire a method of a service as a callable."
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This week
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Nacho Colomina Torregrosa explores:
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Yann-Élias Bellagnech shows us:
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eCommerce
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CMSs
But you can fool some people. I had fun helping two clients out with this last week. 😉
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Previous Weeks
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Ludo Dev shows us how to:
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Do yourself a favor, and don't use either one of these.
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PHP
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This week
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HMA Web Design has an HTML Form series:
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A good series for mediocre backend developers like me.
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Clarion Technologies explores:
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There were a few here I had not been aware of. Eclipse Che looks interesting.
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More Programming
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Redis announces some bad news:
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AKA it's not open-source anymore.
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Christine Vallaure looks at:
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Goblin explores the latest reason that React is a piece of shit:
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It's not, and this explores why Failwind is also a piece of shit, and a suggested replacement is not great either.
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Fighting for Democracy
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The cyber response to Russia’s War Crimes and other douchebaggery
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I have literally been saying this for years and it's why I am on a Butlerian Jihad against big tech.
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This is more legit than the TikTok ban.
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The Evil Empire Strikes Back
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Sadly the absolute horseshit that is generative "AI" has reached the scientific realm.
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The drug-addled c^nt just can't help himself.
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Cybersecurity/Privacy
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The Fediverse
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The Fediverse report has:
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A Division by Zero shares:
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Interesting article and a great name for a blog.
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Beehaw is suffering buyer remorse with Lemmy:
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Ivory is the best Fediverse client for iOS. Phanpy gets great reviews for Android and Elk for web-based clients.
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The same in the U.S. and Canada, please.
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Other federated social media
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CTAs (aka show us some free love)
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Do you own or work for an organization that would be interested in our promotion opportunities? If so, please get in touch with us. We’re in our infancy, so it’s extra economical. 😉
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More importantly, if you are a Ukrainian company with coding-related products, we can offer free promotion on our Support Ukraine page. Or, if you know of one, get in touch.
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